For those following along at home, you may recall a post I wrote in July last year on the unusual share price movement of MYOB listed Value Added Reseller (VAR) Enprise (NZE: ENS) titled “Are MYOB getting screwed in their desire to go direct?“.
Read more2021 Predictions reviewed
For the second year in a row, a hectic start to the year has meant a delay in my recurring new year’s articles. My apologies to those who have been waiting with bated breath. For those who haven’t been following along over the last few years, I generally start each year with 2 articles:
- Predictions for the year ahead in Biztech – with a specific AuNZ focus; preceded by
- A review of how I went last year to hold myself to account.
From The Trenches Summit 2021 – The SMERP Dilemma
Recently I hosted an all-star ⭐ panel on the SMERP dilemma for the From The Trenches Summit.
Read moreAre MYOB getting screwed in their desire to go direct?
For those following along at home, MYOB announced in May the:
Read moreestablishment of a direct organisation, MYOB will begin to sell, service and support MYOB Advanced customers
Extract from Partner email dated May 20 2021
My 2020 Predictions With 2020 Hindsight
It’s that time of year again. The Melbourne Cup to Australia Day (#changethedate) hiatus has finally passed. Kids are back at school. Trump is gone. Time for normality to resume. And time to hold myself to account for last year’s attempts at futurism, before laying out what the year ahead holds in the world of Biztech.
Read more#WageTheft #Underpayments – It’s HR’s fault… not software, not regulation
It would appear people keep looking for someone to blame for the spate of underpayments that keep grabbing media attention in Australia in recent times. Invariably it falls on the excessive “burden of compliance”, software vendors and the poor old payroll technicians. What an absolute crock!
Read moreSuiteConnect 2020 – the review no-one else will write
Those familiar with my “reviews that no-one else will write” may be used to detailed analysis of the vendor, their products and event. This one may disappoint as I have kept it very brief and to the point.
Read more10 predictions for 2020 in Australian biztech
Here goes, after a fairly ordinary go at it in 2019 (which I reviewed here), I’m laying bare my reputation and saddling up for another shot in 2020.
Read morePredictions for 2019 – in review
It’s that time again. A new year and time for Matt Paff’s predictions for the year ahead in BizTech/ Cloud Accounting. BUT, as always, before I do, its only fair that I take the time to review how I fared last year (here’s last year’s predictions).
Read more8 trends in the Accountant’s Software Industry
In August I posted this article (I’ve just updated the graphics slightly) signaling my intention to publish a series of blogs on the Accountant’s Software market. Across the preceding 12 months, I had undertaken two separate paid research projects on the state of this market and wanted to publish some of the key findings for the interest/benefit of others.
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